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| Raimondo: A.T Wall To Retire After 30 Years |
| By patch.com- Margo Sullivan |
| Published: 11/28/2017 |
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PROVIDENCE, RI - Rhode Island Director of Corrections A.T. Wall will retire in early 2018 after more than three decades of public service. Director Wall has led the Rhode Island Department of Corrections for nearly two decades and is the longest-tenured Corrections Director in the nation. "A.T. is a treasure and has dedicated his life to public service. I am personally grateful for the three decades of service he has given to Rhode Island," said Governor Gina M. Raimondo. "A.T. is directly responsible for efforts that have saved lives in Rhode Island. Under his direction, we're offering medication assisted treatment for inmates at the ACI struggling with substance use disorder. For nearly two decades as the director of corrections, A.T. has been a model of professionalism and has earned the respect of his peers across the country." The Governor plans to launch a nation-wide search for a permanent director of corrections to identify a candidate with a similar level of experience, expertise and professionalism as Director Wall. Assistant Director Patricia Coyne-Fague will serve as acting Director until the position is filled. Read More. |
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